Boe’tius

(or Boethius), Ani’cius Man‘lius Torqua’tus Severi’nus, Rome ca. 475—executed 524 (?); eminent poet and writer on music. (bdl’-man), Th. H. Fr., Osterwieck am Harz, Germany, June 23, 1865—Memphis, Tenn., Feb., 1926; pianist; pupil of Dr. Stade, Barth, Klindworth, Tiersch, d’Albert, Moszkowski; début Berlin, 1890; toured Germany 1890, pf.-prof. Cincinnati Cons.; later head of his own school in Memphis. ' Bohm (bom), K., Berlin, Sept. 11, 1844 —April 4, 1920; pupil of Léschhorn, Rei mann, and Geyer; pianist and composer in Berlin. (bam), (1) G., Goldbach, Thu ring i a, 1661—Line burg, 1733; organist and clavichordist; composed important organ preludes and suites. (2) Elizabeth Riga, 1756— 1797; soprano, m. the actor B. (3) Theobald, Munich, April 9, 1793 —Nov. 15, 1881; inv. the “‘Béhm flute” (vide D. D.); flutist and composer for flute; ‘‘Hofmusikus,” and player in royal orch. (4) Jos., Pesth, 1795—Vienna, 1876; son and gupil of above; violinist and prof. (s) He in rich, Blatu, Bohemia, 1836— (2); composed 35 operas in Bohemian. (6) Jos., Kiihnitz, Moravia, 1841— Vienna, 1893; organist, cond., and director. (7) Karl, b. Graz, Aug. 28, 1894; cond. Munich, 1921; 1927, Darmstadt; 1933, dir. Dresden Op. Bohme (ba’mé), (x1) Jn. Aug., 17943 founder of pub. house at Hamburg. His son, (2) Justus Eduard, succeeded him in 1839; and his grandson, (3) August Eduard, in 1885. (4) Aug. Julius Fd., Ganderheim, Brunswick, 1815—1883; conductor. (5) Fz. Magnus, Well erst edt, near Weimar, 1827—Dresden, 1898; teacher, Dresden, later prof.; composer, writer, and collector. (ba’-mér), K. (Hermann Ehrfried), The Hague, 1799—Berlin, 1884; dram. composer.